THESIS
THESIS
THESIS
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S. nigrum has hexaploid expected genome size, the histrogram of accession<br />
TS02930 of S. nigrum showed the hexaploid (Figure 15). This result confirms that S.<br />
nigrum is hexaploid species and has more nuclear DNA than tetraploid (S. villosum)<br />
and diploid (S. melongena, S. torvum and S. americanum) species.<br />
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The interspecific hybrids among leafy Solanum species are shown in Figure 15<br />
to 18. As expected genome size of interspecific hybrid S. americanum (2n) and S.<br />
nigrum (6n) should be tetraploid (4n). The histrogram of S00269 x TS02930 is near to<br />
diploid, this indicates that the hybrids are not true hybrids. In contrast the hybrid of<br />
TS02930 x S00861 is shown as tetraploid genome size. This indicates that this hybrid<br />
is true hybrid.<br />
The genome size of interspecific hybrid S. villosum (4n) and S. americanum<br />
(2n) should be triploid (3n). The histrogram of S00854 x S00269 is near to diploid,<br />
this indicates that this hybrid is not true hybrid. In contrast the hybrids of S00854 x<br />
S00861 and S00854 x S00865 showed triploid genome size. This indicates that this<br />
hybrid is true hybrid (Figure 16). Likewise the interspecific hybrid of S. villosum and<br />
S. americanum are shown in Figure 17. The hybrids of TS02600 x S00861 and<br />
TS02600 x S00865 showed the triploid genome size. This indicates that this hybrid is<br />
true hybrid. No significant differences are found among accessions of female parent<br />
that belonging to S. villosum.<br />
The interspecific hybrid between S. villosum and S. americanum when used S.<br />
villosum as male and female parent (S00860 x S00859 and S00861 x S00860),<br />
showed the same histrogram of intermediate of hybrids even in reciprocal crosses.<br />
However, as expected genome size of the interspecific hybrids between S. villosum<br />
and S. nigrum should be pentaploid but the hybrid of S00860 x TS02930 could not<br />
confirm (Figure 18). It might be the leaf sample was too old and contaminated with<br />
some heavily loaded, which decrease the purity of intact nuclei and could not showed<br />
the DNA content of hybrid (Lee and Lin, 2005).